University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center
Locations: Oklahoma City (OK)
Annual Tuition: $22,999
Student Reviews
Anonymous
Reviewed: 9/1/2017
Degree: Health Sciences
The school of Community Medicine at OU Tulsa is an exceptional school for any one interested in a health science profession. Each department encourage interprofessional interaction to enhance your skills and teamwork abilities to better serve patients in your community.
Kaa
Reviewed: 9/1/2017
Degree: Health Sciences
It's fine. Cheap. Got the grades and connections I needed
Shan
Reviewed: 9/1/2017
Degree: Public Health
I had a wonderful experience at OU. The teachers really cared. Wonderful school environment. Beautiful campus.
K.O.
Reviewed: 7/25/2017
Degree: Occupational Therapy
I attended OUHSC, but specifically OUHSC Tulsa campus. If you live in Tulsa, Oklahoma, and want to become an occupational therapist, this is your best bet. But if you don't already live here, don't come here just for this school. I was fortunate enough to pay in-state tuition (although I had to fight for it), but this would definitely not have been worth the out-of-state tuition. Classes are often taught in OKC and you watch in Tulsa via a video camera. You can press a microphone to ask questions... Read More
Anonymous
Reviewed: 5/22/2017
Degree: Health Sciences
Conveniently located. Wide range of degrees. Decent tuition.
Allison Edwards
Reviewed: 3/8/2017
Degree: Physician Assistant
The OU-OKC PA program has been through some big changes within the past couple years and I think it is all for the better. Seeing the improvements, the passion in each staff member makes me excited to continue my education. I look forward to the next couple of years and I cannot wait to see what else we can accomplish.
Brieana Hook
Reviewed: 2/3/2017
Degree: Nursing
I am very proud of my bachelor's degree from OUHSC. I often brag on education because it was one of the best times of my life. I have so much opportunity with my BSN, the possibilities are endless. I felt very prepared to hit the floor running after passing my boards on the first try. I would absolutely recommend OUHSC to any of my friends, they truly care for your future and are there to guide you to succeed.
Darla Bell
Reviewed: 1/24/2015
Degree: Physical Therapy
Most of the professors are ready to help with any questions, and they are easily accessible outside of the classroom. They are knowledgeable and willing to share everything they know about physical therapy. I am enjoying the program even though it is extremely challenging, and I feel the professors will do everything they can to help me succeed.
Colleen Parrish
Reviewed: 12/17/2014
Degree: Health Sciences
With our curriculum, they prepare students exceedingly well for their step exams.Starting our first year our final exams are questions from the NBME, giving us an early look and feel of our step exams. The class is extremely supportive of each other, and everyone wants everyone else to succeed. The professors are phenomenal, and are truly there because they love to teach and interact with students. From day one we are also learning and practicing clinical skills. With our top of the nation clinical... Read More
Jesse Schettler
Reviewed: 8/25/2014
Degree: Electrical Engineering
Pros: various projects give students diverse experience and a large range of knowledge. Students are very hirable after graduation. Cons: the small campus/student population makes it difficult to interact and connect with others at times.
Debra Degering
Reviewed: 7/29/2014
Degree: Nursing
Pros-local Con-self taught even when class is not online.
Melissa Hargrave
Reviewed: 5/2/2014
Degree: Physical Therapy
One con Is that much of the program is distance learning and split between two campuses. So professors are not on your campus all the time. Pro is that you get lots of hands on experience and the professors are great and very knowledgeable.
Melissa Hargrave
Reviewed: 5/2/2014
Degree: Biology
Pro is that there are many very qualified professors and great fellow students to work with. One con is that it is very integrated with distance learning with classes between two campuses. Technology issues and not always having your professor on your campus is difficult at times.
Shelby Olson
Reviewed: 4/26/2014
Degree: Dentistry
Pro's: great clinical experience, newly remodeled facilities Cons: on-going construction during renovation process
Brittany Conner
Reviewed: 3/27/2014
Degree: Physical Therapy
The professors are genuinely interested in making sure you succeed. By being in the program, they take time to invest in your education, preparing you to become the best practicing professional possible. It is a very vigorous curriculum with a lot of outside time required for readings, studying, etc. The support of the faculty, staff, and fellow classmates help guide you through the program and instill in you the confidence and tools you need to succeed and follow your occupational desires in the... Read More
Stephen Matlock
Reviewed: 3/5/2014
Degree: Health Sciences
As far as medical schools go, Oklahoma has been ahead of the curve in both methods and materials. They have incredible faculty and an environment developed for learning. While it is competitive, each and every student is there to support and help one another.
Risha Musapeta
Reviewed: 7/21/2013
Degree: Healthcare Administration
Experienced faculty that is always willing to help. However, not many classes offered in the evening.
Suzanne Ritchal
Reviewed: 6/6/2013
Degree: Communications (Speech Pathology)
The speech language pathology program at OUHSC is extremely challenging, fast-paced and jam-packed with so much information and practical clinical experience. You are provided with patient contact in the very first semester and it never lets up. The ability to multitask and change tracks quickly is a must for this program but it is totally worth all the hard work it demands!
Andrea Rai
Reviewed: 5/30/2013
Degree: Health Sciences
Pros: great use of IT services, integrated curriculum, great networking opportunities between colleges on campus and across other campuses and professional organizations Cons: 2 campuses (1 main, 1 satellite) can be challenging at times
Bled Nguessan
Reviewed: 5/30/2013
Degree: Health Sciences
I love the diversity among the student body. In addition, the faculty members and staffs are always present to help students. As a con, I wish there were more scholarships available